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Nonlinear theory of multilayer sandwich shells and its application (II)—fundamental equations for orthotropic shallow shells

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This paper applied the simplified theory for multilayer sandwich shells undergoing moderate/small rotations in Ref. [1] to shallow shells. The equilibrium equations and boundary conditions of large deflection of orthotropic and the special case, isotropic shells, are presented.

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Jiancheng, W., Lizhou, P. Nonlinear theory of multilayer sandwich shells and its application (II)—fundamental equations for orthotropic shallow shells. Appl Math Mech 18, 129–139 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02458012

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